POV: Voices from the Underground - (ENGLISH)

We all know Black Metal. We all know the opinions and points of view of every artist and every band we love. We all know everything that exists within this cult.We've read interview after interview with the bands we worship, but what if you were the ones to give your opinion and point of view on Black Metal?After all, the scene thrives thanks to the fans too, and I find it absolutely relevant that they should have their moment to show and express their vision of this genre.So this time, the interviews are not for the bands or the artists, but for the PEOPLE. A cultural and opinion-based exchange on the genre that changed our lives.It’s time for the VOICE OF THE FANS to resonate within this genre, and for everyone to have a small place in this dark cult.YOU are the protagonists of my book.A complete collection of interviews with fans and “special guests” sharing their personal point of view on Black Metal.Among the deep and sincere interviews, you’ll find artists such as Thomas Eriksen (Mork, Udåd), Sturt (Troll, Tilintetgjort, Urarv), Blackthorn (Thornspawn), Francesco Cucinotta (Felis Catus, Sinoath), Lord Necron (Pious Levus, Diabolus), Joe Fe (Cultus Sanguigne), and many others!This book is not just a book about Black Metal—this book IS Black Metal.The voices of the people echo in the darkness and are sealed within "POV: Voices from the Underground."Since I began writing this book, my goal has been to take you on a deep plunge into the past—back when Black Metal was truly the spark of a world about to catch fire.Back when everything was handmade, everything felt dirty and raw, music was recorded poorly but purely, photos and images were blurry, grainy, yet had that Trve charm.Flyers looked roughly printed and distributed in a very old-school way.My intent was to create the right atmosphere, to immerse you in the '90s, reliving the RAW energy of the golden age—presenting this book entirely as it would have been back then, with grainy photos, faded black ink, and raw printing.Like a Black Metal zine from the dark era, making you feel like you’re back in a time when nothing was perfect, but everything was PURE.The voices in the darkness will have a vintage tone, swimming in the rawest essence, in true '90s style.The album cover is no coincidence: “Husmann” by Theodor Kittelsen holds a deep meaning for this book and the words of the fans—but you’ll only discover that once you hold this writing in your hands."𝑷𝑶𝑽: 𝑽𝒐𝒊𝒄𝒆𝒔 𝒇𝒓𝒐𝒎 𝒕𝒉𝒆 𝑼𝒏𝒅𝒆𝒓𝒈𝒓𝒐𝒖𝒏𝒅" Read more